In this review I’m looking at the WGZ BLON… “opporty and riams part 2” Z300 (yeah, genuinely one of the worst product names in the hobby). But don’t let that throw you off, because the value here is absolutely baffling. This is a $35-ish IEM and when I opened the box I was greeted with a cable that, honestly, I’d normally expect to pay $15–$20 for by itself: QDC-style 2-pin, metal splitter, metal cinch, and a nice copper-braided look. Then BLON goes and includes a second cable as well, with an inline mic and remote—it's not my favorite style, but getting two cables at this price is still wild. The shells are the real selling point: heavy all-metal bodies, a bluish hue (not just plain black), driver venting, and they feel far more premium than anything you’d expect at $35—especially compared to the garbage plastic you still see from big brands at this price. Sound-wise, my main takeaway is that the Z300 is very “inoffensive”: it’s not going to blow you away with detail, and I’d like a bit more midrange clarity, with bass that can come off a little boomy. But it simply sounds good across a wide variety of music, and when you factor in the build and accessories, it’s an easy recommendation in the sub-$50 space.